Englished Normal School Graduates Urged for Public Service
The Normal College faces criticism over training, with President Muster warning graduates to avoid teaching in private or uncertified settings. A large graduation event showcased class presentations, with Florence Cornell and Madeline Lee among the top presenters. The ceremony featured speeches, flowered decor, and a finale in the university hall amid lavender and white decorations.
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Edone
Alma Canter
Normal College
Lars
Oltegn
Bie Doan
Aise “Naverthelved
Avetary
Firight
Pompadour
Mies Florence Cornell
Mise
Madeline Lee
Nellie Claren
Mies Geatrice Hombres
Helen Bichail
Clase
Tuablou
Norma Buehler
Mise A. Erbel
Tibine
Clare Wuturs
PITTANCES PAID TEACHERS TO THE EDITOR OF THE TRINE
Letter from a former teacher recounting career path and pay gaps in education. Describes training, teaching posts, salaries from $40 to $18, years as principal and nurse, and contrasts women’s wages with male colleagues. Urges recognition of women’s training and dignity in teaching.
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Trine
Eli
Rational Education Association
Woren
New-York
Haevanl
Yelo
Dartmouth
Bosphtar
Wework
Piwlterity
Petrate
New- York
Eve
Denep
Datthiltve
Jose Ambilious
Tribune Sunshine Society aid and events noted in 1905 report
A dated 1905 item describes the Tribune Sunshine Society fundraising receipts and a Arlington New Jersey Junior Branch children event at Mrs Jordan’s home. It details meals, games, and praise for branch president Mrs Belle Dutcher, plus distributions to Seamen’s Friend Society and various aid gifts, with many named participants and locations.
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N. J
Welch
Belle G. Dutcher
Httla Motlers
Grove
Jordan
General Society
Ite
Heriram Mavbergio
Robie Cornwall
Stanley Greenwood
Willie English
Airy Clarence Hurns
Tribune Sunshine
Willis Dennis
Helen Crale
Greenwood
Martin
Metzgar
Chatterier
Irwin
Kasal
Heath
Stockwas
Turnbull
Dennis
Jordan Mel Culmer
Lawrence
Kennedy
ET. Galloway
Rutherford (N
Ada Galloway
Mildred Reid
Manbean
C. V. Dorsch
No. 10
Scott-Ude
Manhattan
U. S
Samaritan Circle of Kings’ Daughters of
Staten Island
Tyre Tworels
American Seamen's Friend Society
Grentell
Labrador
New Brighton
American Seamen's Friendly Society
Wall-st
New-York City
Dr Grentenl
Reading and candy fair for children and adults ends
A trunk from Brooklyn and a package from Washington arrive for a Holland branch reading program. Miss Lindsly of Washington helps distribute magazines while Porregis seed and other items arrive. A Sunday school event is noted, with a request for New York State coverage.
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Holland
Miss Lindsly
Washington
Mim
Immigration debate at Summer School discusses future of newcomers
Dr. Leo K Frankel of United Hebrew Charities argues immigration restriction is a key public issue. He notes the test of an immigrant lies in the third and fourth generation and whether their children succeed, while Dr. Carl Kelsey cautions that immigration is a privilege, not a right, and that nations must protect their institutions.
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Leo K. Frankel
United Hebrew Charities
Summer School of Philanthropy
United Charities
America
Ellis Island
Immigration Restriction League
Europe
Mar
Ufe
Carl Kelsey
Graduation Day at Public School No 93 Amster dam Ave
Graduation exercises for class of 1905 at Public School No 93 featured 113 girls receiving diplomas with a varied program including hoop drill recitations and songs. Awards went to Miss Rosenblatt Arnold and Dwyer. addresses by local officials. most graduates to Normal College or Technical High School. Relief noted for tenement heat victims with need for July aid and milk, rent, and clothing support.
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Amsterdam Ave
Annie Thomas
Edith Rosenblatt
David G. Wyite
Wiliam F. Bennet
Abraham Gruber
John Dwyer
William F. Manning
Edward D. O'Brien
Louis Werner
Almasfon- Tague
Annie Waite
Frances Cushing
Helen Dwyer
Jom Dwyer
Soseph
Taylor
Nicholas Barrett
Normal College
He Technical High School
Cave
Wadleigh High School
Minel Gh Ae
Landrine
Association For
Foster Leusewifa
Robert Shaw Mintura
East
The Tribune Pattern Jacket Ad Description
A morning jacket pattern advertisement praises a graceful design that fits any wardrobe, emphasizes simple labor and desirable material in lawn with Valen ciennes insertion trimming, and notes the garment’s seasonable appeal. The copy highlights room for one more jacket regardless of collection size.
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Valenciennes
Destem-Batiste Fabrics and Trim Details for Light Cool Days
A garbled textile note outlines washable materials for lighter weather. It lists Scotel Sannel and others as preferred fabrics with bands, lace, and specific yardage such as 7.25 yards of banding and quarter yards of lace for a pattern, plus measurements for bust size and pattern references, though several words are unclear.
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Wien
Engines for New Battleships Planned by Navy
The Bureau of Steam Engineering outlines tentative engine layouts for the battleships South Carolina and Michigan, with options for twin or triple screws and configurations featuring either compound or turbine engines. Army and Navy orders list officers and staff changes across artillery, engineers, and naval stations, reflecting postwar mobilization and assignments.
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Jenou
Washington
Navy Department
South Carolina
Michigan
Harlem Fire Department Orders Increase for July Fourth
Chief Ronard F Croker of the New York Fire Department ordered on station coverage to protect Harlem on July Fourth. Engine and truck companies in Harlem will become double units from noon July 4 to midnight, with additional apparatus augmenting the force on the Apparent Side. The move aims to provide better protection after a history of fires in Harlem residential districts, and all companies in the area will respond in place of regular units during the demonstration.
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Ronard F. Croker
New York Fire Department
Harlem
Chie
Croker
Fry
Miurtannie
Marler
Mie
oMeers
Sre
Firemen’s Cases to Courts in Queens Veteran Exemptions
Queens long island city firemen groups move to court to challenge and revise lists of veteran and exempt firemen. Examinations probe exemption papers amid claims of misaffiliations and forged certificates. Legal action targets immunity papers and membership records to determine valid exemptions.
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Queens
Long Island City
Gawene
Bremen
Fragmentary City Notice Chronicles Transit Debacle
Fragmented OCR text depicts a chaotic transit and public notice scene. Mentions Interborough ward and Gow dispute, advertising copy by The Cynisaber, a sale or settlement pending, plus references to local officials and public schools.
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Trafsit
Yenterday
Controler Great
Hinrlen
Seatraversy
Interborough Wad Ward & Gow
Oslo
Suits and fabrics in navy blue and red varieties
Advert shows multiple men's suits and fabrics with color schemes such as navy blue and red, blue with red braid, and blue or black brilliantine materials. Prices range from 75 cents to 3 dollars 75 cents, featuring two-piece cotton suits and tailor-made items with collars trimmed in braid.
Fancy White Fabrics and Trimmings for Summer Dress
Fine 25¢ white lawn at forty seven inches wide offers fresh, charming frock material. Six yards save money, with German Valenciennes trim adding to the ready to wear cost just over a dollar. Basement.
Dresses for Girls First Store Sale On Ninth Street
About fifty Guimpe Dresses in blue and red and Andersons goaliam Russian effect offered for girls ages 6 to 16. Regularly $3, today at $1.50 to $1.75. White lawn dresses with lace and berthas also in stock at $1.25, $1.50 and $1.75. Second floor Ninth Street.
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Anderson
Ninth Street
Hand-made Lingerie Sale Declares Low Prices
Advertises French lingerie with hand embroidery and Valenciennes lace. Chemises priced at 3.50 to 4.50, corset covers 2.50 to 3.80, drawers 3.50, all trimmed with fine lace and ribbons. White outing hats on second floor of Broadway and Tenth Street.
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Broadway
Tenth St
Parsons Sees Weaver In Philadelphia Investigation
William Barclay Parsons and his brother Hds B Parsons arrived in Philadelphia to oversee the city’s filter plant work investigation. They met with Mayor Weaver and lawyers Gordon and MacVeagh after a conference at the mayor’s office. Civil action is expected soon, while criminal prosecutions remain uncertain as alleged frauds are reviewed.
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Philadelphia
William Barclay Parsons
New York
H Ds B. Parsons
Weaver
Mesera
Gordon
MacVeagh
Are Fast Trains Dangerous A Scientific American Review
A Scientific American analysis questions the danger of fast trains on a Lake Shore line scenario. It argues that higher speed raises crash risk and rider safety concerns but notes potential relative safety from strong propulsion and braking, while illustrating with a hypothetical derailment and engine standoff in rugged terrain to weigh incident outcomes.
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Lina Amie
Lunda
Takota
Erade
Tilliard
Fine
Ting
Exereine
Train Collision Report From Narrow Window Evidence
In a slow train incident a prolonged obstruction hindered speed as a boxcar crossing the track caused a near miss. Passengers observed the event and noted the train’s restricted movement with little warning.
Marriage Announcement in Binghamton Society Pages
Abnadncement of the marriage of Junitor Robert Hrakitie Wiy and Rudnlphtonn Schefferst at the home of Dr. Fuchent Ely in Binghamton New York. Ely, known as secretary and leader of the Lasgee for Petitient Education, hosts a series of civic lectures. Attendees and family members present include Rosa Sener and others, with details of the wedding conveyed in a personal notice.
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Robert Hrakitie Wiy
Rudnlphtonn
Dre. Fuchent
Twomslly Buys Fan Realty in Orange New Jersey
Real estate deal in Orange involves Frank Ward approving a sale by Meier Twane Hy and Thomas Vincent to W. Lirings property. The area includes 27 acres with substantial parcels near Florham Park and Furman Park, intended for development and use of Gosperty for 8 form.
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N. J
Frank
Ward
Thomad Vincent
Meier
Sordison
Furtam Park
Guernsey
Florham Park
Heaton
Gestae
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